The Republican journal., 1887-11-24

place he bought recently of Mrs. Annie o. Haskell
...Prof. Ii. E. Cobb of Kents Hill is at his home
Tor short vacation Miss Maud Mussy Is at
home from the Seminary at Bucksport for a week
....A dramatic club from Camden is to present
the drama "Down by the Sea" here this Thursday
evening ...... Miss Sadie A. Farrar, who has been
In Belfast for several weeks, returned, nome Satur
| day. .Eben Cobb Is teaching school in W. Apple
| ton.
| CAsTINE. a masquerade bail was given in
town hall on Friday night. Music by Williams or
chestra. The old house on Main street owned
by Moore, of Belfast, nearly ruined by fire a short
time ago, has been sold to W. H. Beyan, who will
remove it.. The Normal School closed ON Thurs
day last for vacation of three weeks Miss F.A.
Comstock, who has filed so important a place in
the school, and who is beloved by everybody, has
resigned her position, having been elected to teach
in Bridgewater Academy, Massachusetts, Every
body is sorry to have her leave and especially the
teachers and pupils of the school.
| MORRILL,. Workmen are erecting large build
ing for l. III. Jackson, to be used for an ice house
ana egg cooer....J. Il. Wadlin, of Belfast has
| iately placed w ood & Bishop Bangor furnace in
the celer of ID. o. Bowcn's house. This is the first
| mouse In town to be warmed by Il turnacc......
| Thomas Connell finds constant employment in
spreading paint on the houses Of our citizens He
| IS now painting the house occupied Lv lIolatio
| Me;rs .Mrs. l.. r. Elder made Il visit to her
nome IN Freedom last saturday The late storms
nave iiied the pond with plenty of water fol work
at storers' stave and grist mills, while Dagget <
herflam steam mills are ready for and do bust
| ness at all times. Rev Il. c. Wentworth will
preach here next Sunday morning.
lsLEsBoRo. The Ralph Ross towcd .cllr. Fannie
Butler from Bangorlast week and She is hauled IN,
for the winter. Brig katahdn lays here loaded
tor New York The packet Edith made her last
trip last week and ms gone into winter quarters,
....Nclr. Pavilion arrived from Boston i:tst week
| with large assortment of goot!, for r. = rcndIc-
ton& Co., who are doing 4 thriving bu-ine4- They
supply Is or 20 sail of coaster, during the ,ra,,,
with ship stores and chanllcry besides doin. a
'arge amount of town trade......Capt. Lorenzo
fendleton is quite farmer for an old sea captain
He has marketed this season over l0o0 ats eff
sua" peliles,4 4l hbts of onions, 'thc largest ever
saw and Il large amount of all other kinds of
vegetables. lie Killed and marketed Il hog }:,t
week that weighed 80 pounds. The heirs of tie
late Hon. G. W. sherman have Just erected Il very
nice monument to the memory of their father and
mother 1t was manufactured in New Yolk under
the supervision of Iii. son I..C. sherman, uho re
sides in savannah. New York
SI"ckr"&. NJ. II. Lancaster Of Scarsport ,,o,-
td INT" town The "ihcr ay..... Mrs. Cara siiutc
| ana Mrs Amelia West moved into The blanchard
house last wees. ....Iicz. HERMAN ha, arlilu lud
Rome after three wears .t;eor4v llop-
| kinS arrived in town last week ...... Miss ~ r.
| summons has arrived home from (e-tiuc. where
| she has been teaching in the f. :. \. >,-haul..
Mr. Jno. NJ. Mcrithew was appointed It policeman
| by the secctmcn last week ... DR.. A. = Bind ,yij
| probably leave FOR \. y ti, week. We hear thar
| lr. Parker of Lincoinvillc Beach will take hi,
place until his return ...MiSS l.. y. Staples na~
| arrived home from WcSburo Mass, Mhegs -n,
ia, been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. s. t,raut...
The fall term Of school in Dist. No. o taurh; by
Fannie \. Mudsctt, closed Nov y. The na,ac- al
the scholars not absent one-hali aN are ~ follows
| Rcrtic Barrett, Lewis Barrett, FIedt Hartman,
Nellie Hartman, Grace sparrow Nlandd I.a.u..h,r,
llittc Iamphcr, Edna Barrett and Nattic Pierce.
....Alfrc'! Thompson and Della mail vcr1 m:,I1i
ell saturday night. We wish tlcm much iov.
kNoN. Our correspondent il This town begins
his letter with the query "Docs Ii pay to a,Iver.
tisc:' and then goes or to say: Having occasion
to buy some clothing, picked tn the journal t.,
look 1T some ftho advertisements The first that met
my eye Was that Of the Waldo Clothing house. and
determined on my visit to your city to put them
to the test and see if they did a9 they advcrtisea
SO one cold morning we drove in. on our arrival
at the store we were met by the two sentltmally
young men in charge, and given Il seat hv the fir.
10 make ourselves comfortable I'VE hitu driven l.
miles while they proceeded /, show tbcir good,
| We found them selling Il good, stout. aIIu.ol
suit for $50, and there 10y the fire we mt.,r atl
purchases, and feel well pleased with the result
! will add that while there NAV hC other places
where one may 10 as well am certain one can ro
no better than here. Two things vou mas be sure
of = gentlemaniy treatment and your money $
worth Their goods are all marked in plain Il.
ures, one price to ali, and that the lowest. with
two such pleasant clerks Mr.. Watermuuneotl ht.c
no fears as to the result of his venture in Belfast
'..our first snow has come and gone, and the late
| rains were just what We needed. The ground hat
been too dry for plowing but now it is just right,
and as late as it is The farmers are making the
most Of it,. Your markets viii not He sluttod with
Thank ing fowls from this section a. tA,Ir lr,
none here to speak Of, andif something j. not don,
to cNt"nInatc the fuNcs there VIII TIC less in Year.
to come. Foxes are SO plenty that it IS gcttin.
next to impossible to raise Il turkey, luuMlll sec
the mother turkey goose with a goud sized bell
around their necks, but this do,ire ha ceased
to be Il terror
PROSPECT. The weather has been of the best
for doing mp the fall work. More rlovine has
been done than in former wears. The ll- st
piece can sec from where we live is Manson
Georges in the sheep pasture nearly T. acles
| II N J.,